The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-17
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HaysVille Journal had an over dose Of
pi last week. snF
Fif y acres Of timber at Newton Falls
are to be cat into ship timber.
A GarrettsVille genius has invented
an indestructable, safety, car heater,
The Ashland Mutual has called In all
its old policies, with view to reorgRn.
ize.
GrIst and saw mills of Louis Palmer
at ~; Jennings destroyed By fire. Loss
The dog polsoner is getting away
with the family pets and guardians In
Delaware.
Between the wind and water Of last
Friday, Erie county finds herself out Of
pocket about $4,000. z.. ~
Newark City Council, by a vote Of @ to
5. has decided that hereafter her saloons
must close at 10 o'clock. ~ W
The Columbus g MaysVille railroad
was sold at Sheriff's sale to the Ohio
8 Northwestern for $24,000.
Cleveland has 261s square miles Of
territ0ry; CINCINNATI, "a; Chicago, 30;
New York, AK, and London III.
Mrs. Brown, Cleveland lady, shielded
Saturday at Columbus, by shooting her
self In the mouth with a revolver.
The hat Of the murdered man Alfred
Blizzard was found In the Valise of
Sarah RhOads, the suspected murderess.
A portion Of SalineVille built over an
old coal mine Is said 10 be settling and
the residents are fseing to safer quar-.
ter9. e t rC E5i
George Swlsher, a p rtersburg lad,
fooled with areVOlVer that wasn't load.
ed" and came nigh making an angel Of
himself B
AT least sixty of the eighty-eight
county insane asylums In Ohio are said
to be In bad condition, under ill-ma1i-
agement
The Bellaire (O) street railway has
been sold, and the purchasers intend to
make connection with Wheeling and
BridepOrt. n
The inmates of the Soldiers Home,
Dayton, o., are kicking vigorously over
the Presidents veto Of the twelVe.dOl-
lar pension bill,
Miss Lizzie Riddle has been doing the
DR.. Tanner act for the last fifty days.
She Is expected to CROSS over Jordan al
most any day now.
The people Of East Palestine think
that the great number Of robbeTies there
lately entities them to the dignity of a
night policeman.
Summit county's Agricultural Society
has property estimated to be worth $50,.
600. " Is also said that Summit county
has an infirmsry. ...
VIM. Dunn Is charged with giving q
little eight-year-Old Defiance girl candy
and enticing her into barn and out
raging her person.
Cincinnati has q sable hued citizen
who from long practice on Gin. beer can
taking the vessel from his lips.
The January thaw carried off the
wood pile In front of the Middle6eld
Messenger office, and now the editor
wants more wood on subscription.
Mrs. Victor, who served twenty years
In the pen. for numbering her brother,
Is now In Cleveland, the scene of her
crime, looking after her property.
The fund for the relief of Captain
HOehn and the widow and children Of
Detective Hulligan has reached about
$4,000, and Is intended to reach SIC, 600.
The cyclone of last Friday blOwed q
newsbOy off q train on the Lake Shore
branch near COalburg. Boy rolled down
an embankment and was badly bruised,
The Holmes county jail is being
crammed full of LoudOnVille citizens.
) Looks like scheme to set down hard on
brother Hertzog's pork packing estab-
lishment.
The new United States Senator from
Nevada spent most Of his youth In
TrUmbull county and received the great
or part Of his eductiOn at the West
Pennington Seminary.
L. B. Harris, of Upper Sandusky, pro-
poses to double any sum raised by his
neighbors from 1000 to 5000 and put
| the whole amount out at interest for
the benefit Of the poor and needy.
Sarah Renninger, Of Akron, got un-
hitched from her old man about two
weeks ago on the ground Of cruelty. But
she got tired IT being a grass widow and
last Saturday married him again.
H. Smiley, owner and editor of the
Warren Tribune, Is now editor of the
Youngstown Telegram. William Upton
son-in law Of Hon. &. B. Taylor, will
taxi the helm in the Tribune office.
Postmaster Webster. of Salem, has
copy Of the London Graphic which went
down In the ill-fased ship 0 egon, and
remained at the bottom of the ocean
four months before 1t was recovered.
A FOstOria tailor hung 6 list Of his
| debtors from his shop window, and as
fast as q customer would call and settle
up, his name was stricken from the list,
B fore noon yearly the whole debtor list
was wiped out.
Warren Shsffer, Of Mecca, Trumbull
county, at rough estimate, thinks that
$4,000 will compensate him for his
wlfe's affections and proposes to hustle
old man Davis, his father-in- law, who he
alleges was the allenRt0r In the case, for
| that amount.
Geo. W. Wolfe, editor Of the Knox
County (0) Democrat, was knocked
down and choked by two prominent cit
izens (William Banning and 8. Fl. Israel)
of MT. Vernon for publishing structures
on them as members Of the Mt. Vernon
Natural Gas Company.
A. pi0us looking stranger has been
working the good people Of Blooming.
ton on the book racket, giving them a
book worth $3.50 for 75 cents on time,
or 80 cents In advance. he played the
go-to- church business and found about
$50 worth of victims. The fellow was
tall, smooth faced chap, and gave his
name as Adams. i3 y
A Columbiana saloonist has invented
q novel method Of evading the prohibi.
tory ordinance. He has provided for his
customers number of lock boxes, each
of which contains q gallon iuVl and tha